Core information to verify
A typical EU wine label review covers:- Clear designation of the wine
- Actual alcoholic strength by volume
- Nominal volume
- Country of origin or protected designation (PDO/PGI)
- Producer or bottler name and address
- Allergen information (sulphites in particular)
- Lot identification
- Energy and nutrition information
- Ingredient list
What goes where: bottle vs. e-label
Use the digital e-label page for the ingredient list and full nutrition declaration. Keep required on-pack details on the physical bottle.Mandatory electronic information must not be combined with sales or marketing content. User data must not be collected or tracked on that page. Public Vinum labels can be opened without signing in.
Common risk areas
Watch for these in every review:- Missing allergen or origin information
- Wrong units or inconsistent measurements between bottle and page
- Missing translations for the markets you sell in
- QR codes that break, redirect elsewhere, or require login
- Promotional content on the mandatory e-label page
- Mismatch between the bottle label and the digital content
How Vinum E-Label helps
- Guides you through every required e-label field
- Flags missing inputs before you can publish
- Generates QR codes with stable destinations; hosting follows the agreed plan and existing commitments
- Serves the label page in all 24 official EU languages
- Keeps the public page free of advertising and sign-in requirements, without individual visitor profiles